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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01
Bttckfela,s Ara.toa nafre /

The best .salYe in the world for Oats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetts=, ehapped Hands. Chilblsin
Corna, and all Skin EruptionH, and Dog
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price as cents per boz.
For Sale by the Excelsior Drug Store q
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

Frank A. Wilson, editor of the Penn
bina County Democrat, is mentioned IN
st. Paul as distinguished parsonage
because he publishes the only democrat
ic administration paper in north Dakota.
II is stated further that he is enjoying
administration patronage, but whether
this is cause or effect is not diyulged,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

Used two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm and
Il has cured me completely of catarrh. had
this complaint seven years and could not get
Cream Balm cured me sound and we'll. viii
warrant it to be q sure cnre for those diseases
as IT is recommended. lf parties doubt this
Chas. w. Csrgill, Great Eastern Mine. Guerne-
Vile, Sonoma Co. Gal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

There ought to be some practicable
way out of the Yanktop mnddle, and
there is if the governor and the trustees
will lay aside all personal feeling and
get together determined TO settle the
difficulty. The governor wants the
money to be safe. We take it that that
is his first and cnly concern. Ieis aorn-
nendable and the people will approve it.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

SHILoH'iS YITALIzER is what yor
need lor Constipation, Losa Gf Appetite
Dizziness anil all sYmptomsof Dyspepsia
Price 30 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold b,
DR.. Vanderhule,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01
laily gresa and 9akataiaa

THE DAIRY PRESS AND DAKoTAIAN
y pablished every evening. excepting Sun
days.
TERMS OF SUBsoRIpTIoN-By carriers, Der
month, 81 90; per year, e12 0G; by mail, per
month, % cents; per year, $40 90.
ofhoe.PREss AND DAKoTAIAN block corner of
Third and Capital streets,
Telephone number 8.
BOWEN l. KINGsBURY, Prop'trS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01
bribery and Corruptron

4 Philadelphia Record; Il has been in
timated that the revelations made before
the Pacific railroad Inquiry commission
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 81
quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. w,
guarantee it. Sold by DR.. Yanderhuie.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
bg that terrible cough. ShiIoh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by DR., Yander
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Ipiec-
tor free. Sold by DR.. Vsndelhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by DIR. Vanderhule
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints Shiloh's Vitiaizer
10 guaranteed to cure you. Sold by DIR,
Vanderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-01

sHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. Sold by DIR. Vanderhule.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

How gffea tie Expression that = man
- not SARA Lls salsf . Asaui. Ihls
has often bssa literal fact IL India.
Ooo1 is Z ha1ds there have brought bat
ore sn4 oDs-hah pence per day whils
sa-t cusis last that per p0und A deg >
Nork for pound Of salt. Add It's uH-
der ias rue q Great Britain. Bat tie
bfitlsh have bssa 'f-sshsr' than that
with the poor Indians. II 1878, whsn
famine spread over that land. and from
ons 10 seven millions perishsd, Engiand
that very year took over s35,0O00O0 By
ta1 from starving India on that ere arti-
Gle Of salt alone. This may seem almost
inersdibls, bat the statement and figures
are taken iI0m . coImif1es report made
IA the British Parliament, and they we're
never disputed. IL asy Do further mso-
toned that not only tie people but cat
tls died FOR waEt u salf, and that the cost
q that sriiels vas owing 10 tho enor-
nous TAR that Enziaad pat upon It,
similar oatragss have 5sea psrpetsaisd
b. Tie Old country nPon Ireland.
Thank heayen that We Al live in free
America
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

III bis message % C0ngrssa IN 1861 the
r.. sasut gave a.tsfsncs 20 these pro-
pAetic Words. Monarchy - sometimes
ainfed ~ - possible refuge from the
po@sr ot the psosls. In ny present po-
sstioa | woUiL be scssee.y las.iiisd we're
l % omit exercising warning voice
sgaiGst returning despo4lsm. There 10
one poi1t to which eak attention. 4, ia
ius effort 70 pace cspi.gl on Az equal
foo,inS gi'b, {, not above. labor IA tie
structare % tns Govsrnrsat- / Did tie
lgbosias people beware Of suueudering
q b Wer Shseh tAoy E.fssdy possess, and
wtaca, when surrendered. VIII surely be
rssi 20 close 10 door of advancement T.
ihsm aul iz new disabilities ana bur-
does apon them ilil ali Of liberty shall be
los'"
The counsel os ABRAHAM LiScoLN IN
lsjl daaby applies + 10 ths coadi-
t.an ~ orr national fYkEs today. The
ba.s!eraeD ; Of Amercsn liberty aud IT,
dust5y mns1 ls empy manned srd
gusra-d. Tue siag- on TIE ueiio0al Il :.
we're never Intended fer aris' ocrats and
tie STRIPES Tor our woFkia< people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

We hardly Ike iba, te'egrsm sent
from D-,roit % Nr JosssH GILLIs Be
osR. ". 2. proclzinia< n these aords.
-0BEISS IL jsii is worth ten tlcuzsnd
dollars wees.
Oi eogrss ths aieani1s "a that me feet
of d Bsn.'s Ss,inx incsrcerassd may De
usiiirsl ,,ex.rset sliVD9 irsu, The pee
gls q Alle,isl 70 be - ppsd sf 10 Ire
lard
We have RIrss,iy sent vass sums OF
money to thsss European sgiistors. Con-
tribguons sre called ior thick and fssi. -
A halt msy be indieaisd, Il not necessary.
The qusstion naturally occurs, how are
such vast sums to b used and who
supsr.atends tie Distributions?
We believe in charity and pstriosism,
bu, they sh0uld begin at home. and fiFst
ia pushed very generously there. Ire
iaad vii never 0s freed by her poor and
struggling sous ~ thia county robbing
themselves TO psy GFAnsroNE or Par
SELE There are sr5ngs 10 be rightsd
and generous work to bs wszsd here IN
America.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

II has been announced that no fewer than
fourteen eut of thirty peasants tried by mill
tary law Tor an agraTian murder in Penza,
Rnssie, have been condemned to death. Il is
very strange that such extraordinary fect5 az
this 20 not attract moro attention Capital
punishment, which has never formed part Of
TIE criminal Il . of Russia, has nevertheless
been gradually Introduced under cover cf the
extra military measures rendered necessary
a,.aiI.st the Sihiists. and now crimes that in
10 way partaSe OF political or revolution
arr character are investigated by extraor-
dllary military courts and punished accord
ingly. The NieiOMos.i, IN referring 20 the
above case in which the steward OF Gn estate
was murdered FOR purely private and local
reasons, merely observes that It IS a sad cir
cunst al,e 10 reflect upon that the trial by
jufy in the ordinary courts OF Russia has 50
often exhibited its nlpotence 60 deal properly
wila crimes ol this nature that Il is now con-
sitlercd recessery 20 resort 10 the severity Of
court martial There are now frequent exc
cutio@s of criminals all over Russia apart
from al political Cons.,crstions. This en-
pioyueat az Iliiitaiy justice is ostensibly
only a temporary measure, bur Il bids fair TO
become to aA iaoel.is and purposes q per-
mareEt Institution. Cor. London Times.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

For many years q huge column Of black
smoke by day and lard fanes by righ.
rolled up from q dense Florida swamp, but
no enc penC rated the swamp FAR enough 70
discover tine c..o5e. Recently young man
noticed that the smoke and fame had dsap-
pearcsi. and he Gatesmined TO try and find
the sDos where they had been. With great
labor he worked bis way into the swamp
until he care upon large mound Of ren.
and shattered rocks, which looked as though
they had been subjected 20 a terrific up
heaval Their under sides were covered will
soot, aad 80 were the crevices between. but
10 osnidke or hear was discovered The ex-
plorer decided that The fire was caused by
tho burning Of n natural oil well. which had
burned itself out.-New York sun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

RosE a4sTEK-6E>EKAL Die hiAso>-
Oar UaIisd Press dispatches this
4orniax ss2ts thxl Dos n. DzcKIssos,
Of Detroit. hAs seesptsd President
CLEEzLAsDs effsr of TIE portfolio Of
ths Fossofhss Dsrsria~nt. This nsazs
thai Post1sstsE Gessrsl Was vii oe
trsnsfsrrsd 70 TIE IEtsrior Department,
from shicn LANAI sil rsslga ~ secept
a seat ca tie SapEsns bsEch-
I. las lonz besn known thai ths Presi-
dsnt desired 10 Esss AE. D1cKlSsoS 10
hs Cabinet. he las unbO1ndsd eoUn-
dsBos il ths iudzIasat Of ths snTswd.
young Michigan lawyer, who would
have certainly Aad seal At GHoyE4's
Ro1nd Table when ths latter Sss insus-
uraisd except thas the President be-
lisysd Il best to surround himself wlia
Oldsg Rsn- MF. DIcKiSsoS's frisnis are
veil aware that -ths dapper eeit Doa"
does DO; desire 10 enter ths Caoln=t; n
deed. N . peeaaiaFy way &c can scarcely
dAAL4 ~ lt7 i--AL-4o - = E+~~-~~A~'N
lzsysr - i've times the salary OF Csoi-
let oiaceF. Ii was believed By those 'ln
tie knoN" that Il Pres.dsnt oLEyEtAED
could not prevail upon Ar. DlcEISsoS
70 accept portfolio hs would sppo Il
bin 10 the Supreme Bench, which would
undoubtedly De more ID he !awyers
hang.
Mr. DICKISsoS is certainly deserving
OF ths honor, gld Michigan should sP-
plaud the Presidents eho,Ce. Should il
prove true that hs has accepted the
place, Mr.. Dickinson wall os 81 sequlss-
ton to ths Presidents advisers and an
honor 20 bis party AMI tho Stale. Tue
appointment viii leave l. NJ. WESTON the
leading Dsmocra. IN the State, a9d he
viii, of course. become the Michigan
member Of the National Democratic
Coma ttee.
We salute Postmastsr-Gsneral Dick
ISsUS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

Nothing Is sursc thsn that msn who
srs already voters viii see the last one
hundred squsrs miles Of tie public land
70 ont ot tie hands Of the Government
There will % no more homestesding or
pre-smption By shs people sitter that
What then2 Why rent and prices OF
land svsrywhsrs viii 20 up accordingly
A farm big enough 70 support a family
vii be worth three timos what Il will
bring today in market. such sn intia-
ton y prices Of real estate IA Inevitable.
snd oe tie sans principle tass you can
buy aothinx in Englsnd. Hence. ws
say q al. ees a comfortable. permanent
home sud never mort gage u.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
A Few References to Fill
Out the Column.
Enclose 7.oo- Cr,f .siaasg aad H'tie Tor
Iafl4csii0fs.

Enclose 7.oo- Ce,f .siaa.p AID HFsis .fv
Rev. DR. sieptsn fh.ips. Cedar Rapids. Ia.
President II Cos College
His thirteen year OLD daughter cured ~
pariial blindness alo terrible SON and intammcd
eyes - led thai she had not attended school bul
three Neekk Ia hef lie
Rev. n H Miner. ce0sr Rspids. la
Cured of cansefous stomach tfoubie and Ixr
Tia. loss Of voice
ctHed Of terrible dyspepsia 81 tweuiy I've
yesrs duration.
Hon. a.. l. fsiohmon0, Cedar Rapids Ia
Cured of rheumatissn and partial paralysis
Mr. sud MIR. MeParti.no. Cedar Rsp's. fs<
Their daughter cured Of complete paralysis %
one side
Mrs Marcia Nottingham Cedar Rapids. .ta-s
ON crutches sea e. yeafs becagse 81 rlIeumatlsu-
Cured.
Judg. y. n. Brockw.y. Concord. IA-s
Cured Of neuralgia ano srrofuiH-
Mrs. n. III. Brockway. Concord:
Neuralgia and serious Wesknesses
Mrs. \. rs Berkiey, Waterloo. Ia
Cured ot rheumatism Of the ye ~ s1 ana "a
long standing hat she hec bec0.Ec nearly bind.
Mrs. ~. a. Isue. Waterloo. Ia.
Cured OF long continued weakncss-s. Wa 70
bad al beginning II treatment tIAi sac had q 10
cau.ed int Office. Treated three .esfs ago aud
has been well ever since.
Mrs. Harry CbxppIs waterloo. Ia
Cured Of terrible foss'lIe lou ~ i5 ycaE stand
ing: va. amos isaac You Nbo rlaer ir0fa
terrible constipation wF1te 70 ~. shs has mad
no lr.uh.e In three yeafs
Msss Kftsie Bslcotn. Waterloo. Ia
For seven sears confined % Lcr loon with
spinal trouble. cured ia one month 10y maRBelic
treatment Nov wei
B. D. Burisy, Belle Plain. la. Proprietor q
clired ~ malignant sore leg of years durstsou.
Bad M had boot o. shoe the foBi fof seven
year Expended huDdros ~ dollars tor tresi.
mflU tlEf DID rfstl M&zffftlI m
cgrtd u!m IA SIX weeks
Boc. Cb&Bcy Lsmb, Clintou. La
His vile .cufe1 0f cal ed incurable weak.
ness
Major c ~. Toll. Postmaster al Clinton. la
Cured OF dyspepsia ard extreme nervous pros
trafiOa.
j. n. Muhs. Msrshspto ~p, la. c. a NV.
Cured OF serious hear oisesse. slso alarming
kidney troubles
John Downs. MarshRiltoRn. la
His four yesrOlu grsBdchi.o cured ~ paralysis
OF one leS csuscd by an ic5uTy brace and khoe
that he wore can e seen et MY ofice
viii show 81 ny ofice h snv one iutsrested,
Over - Q endorsement from io1meF pstienik.
Of courHe 10 n,t expect econ f1of dstloas 20
cure anyone. bui these statements o. pove merit
y anything 10 this world can prove y II human
evidences offered bv ho9sst men aud women
amounts 70 anything thea J prepared 10 O0er
the sick ~ Grand kefids more than they perhaps
ever saw IA one man. Possession before
j am here iof our mutual good siii be honest
with al callers AID SHAH 'e glad n sce you Al
No. 8 Central Plsce Building,
FOUNTAIN-ST
Bours-Io >. M. TO ~ N. soa : To- a. sop VA.
f, Clement billings, N, D. Y, 0,
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

DOARnTSg-TV or THEEE GFNfTTFN
- Wishing fnsr3 ~ private family ca 81 a.
- ri nosiafed et 81 Gc-de. W
GOOD BOARD WITH NICELY RNTsHED
" rooms car BE h ~ 81 p FaUrfh - izo haocks
81 n @crf1ner street ears ~ Eo1id hzp 70 toad
srd have care q ohLdlen- Es
D0ARDERs wtNTEn-NRs p 70 MANS
y fes rsnre1 ~ Sref fsr1 norss ~ i91tees-sf
aT Feife tEe Tefysr1 h1-E Ihfsis wi<h5rz
lil.y l1rn srsd rooms wlfh tozrs saiFs 9 arp
A osce Good fsy beaTd A. ssascalt5s rates
r-
ETASTED by GENIfEN AND WTFE
" re far hoezese@Tarl. e. <de pre-
aere1 adsress 3 =. Box &. eseersra -Hers 4
I TNC0IN H0UsE p sPRTNe sT.-lyFsT 4 a
l. s2g hegse .a Nien-esa- -TceIlent hasr5 ar5
EnEie -9on o. g. - ~7ek- csT hosra<7 sagis
uiess se nlre. Galet bone EeTle ftee5 10
rear Mer~1e 81 AZ ~ " esale hdnses p q
1encts. es.ureaes s11 thesseH Ps-.rizsr sfs~--
fscr e1rpn - t5e cr-fsrf sr1 rs1ss I'll rrsre.t-rs
ar ne frherls - seiflerx no e0aa4 "A vlss -
- q ~ sH<s-sa f4psSw
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
The Asthma which Mrs. MAyne Had for
Twenty Years Orde red To Omit.

This is To certify that !, Mrs. 7. L Mayne, re-
siding et No 6Sb recond ave, Clinton, Iowa. have
suffered terribly for twenty years with asthma
The last three years have not been able 10 DO
anything on account oft ] have spent hun
dreds OF dollats in doctors bills and medicine,
clans having fsi,ci 10 afford relief aud
likewise the socslled asthma Specifics 80
much advertised, ! he'd abcut gwen up in
despair. Shortly alter DR.. Dilliugs came
10 Clinton Twas prevailed upon by friends who
had been cured by HIM 10 make one more at
tempt 10 nd myself of my afii!cfion. | received
one months treatment ana have been well ever
siEce, and am in the best OF health now. both
myself and husband arc greatly pleased. We
would willingly have paid many times the money
charged by Or billings for what he has done Tor
me But a few weeks ago I was hopeless and
despairing. now ] am vel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

TIE first step from a genuine repub-
lie 81 q centralized government or dss-
potism. IS tts imP0verishnent of the
Masses AID iEnorsnce AMI want IN
varisbiy lead towards revolution. These
well recoSn zei principles of government
are sone~hst significant vhen consid-
s7ed slorz with ths iact that n iSs)
shout oue-tueifth - the Repaiatioa o
Nc~ Yorx tifv lS0cool ueta heipsi ~
rubic charity. Tie proportion e char
uy subisets vas somewhat ICES ip Csi-
caxc. bar tls oascry vss sresisr. tie De :
usnds mere imperative.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

s>oans ave ana FreA 6srllek . Young nan ~
seA1 oaS sss osiiee tuto tie s.@Eic1
'tsl sz< one al bk billings p<Elen1 &zs ,1
ncf~ uas AAkSd.
1Ns sir
''Nlsa Wsx youf o1apisint
=. has Kone inso Quiok eonk0In E.sscn. noxe
nlc1sf& befnFt J consulted IA. lllilnEs even -
lons - val and : had ] Asa been SUFFERING
nom q aslilE ColEt tAAi sss ne oI.lf seTf
g1i1fui blll uNdeI whlch ] sfcS Hosktf t<ers
asy aeni lpto . steeay oeciiit- and ~ ne
line SsN III Diliiaks Ma very loW Indeed
sas nai aois 10 a. aast1tak anA lac ne. been
IlI slsif tllat, 31o - foetluk ftrt naiscreale
Enu oHheafleaed his ooEgh ~as worse that y
had ever tesn 4 NsS a. . ttfriaie o,4ictllon AnG
c0n.d lioi bass lives RoTs ioLs
hog lol,e we're sou uiQef treatment
hlue Neoks fsceiKsd AZ las ife 2tnicnt I y .
Neeks lss Thursday 4 iea-.Hf sJaale and
vel 1oN end sEE q nork al tht tIaS hS conk1
LID lflt Ano a. ne ca ltoling 81 Ncsknet
Eud depression ] have Galne1 sen pcul0s q
weight since ! bfeAp iaki1e tlr inisfnes tros<
laCni sno 81 d lloIS n sifriEl
'foi lhe hssl iSo Neeaf J cicuf notice ant
grcaf change bil suts then I have implosed
ven nspias Ald ste&oiiH } tnink ] ose ~ ~
C1xery fntiielg - ~ IiiinEs ana leil saC eHl
gisl hsa sss1cieRl u0nnd1Aoe IN AiH b. f4A0s
a. cazf H. hslsaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

Esr- Ncsr. IN be speech 70 500 su-
s-rissis IN Nsw YORK Saturday evening.
i-.lHsc ,hra8tsnei fhs lives q Gov.
CG1rsrV. Jedgs GsRY sad states Allor-
rsr t,al~xErr. ncr should q use3 r.
civs sa Nav 1orksrs some iies - The
lcfrfs exarif IL shIeh fenr men con
fr.t ri.f "a Ct.csso Last Frdss
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

Ihe reporter was uexi lRtfoo c a - Mis- ileiis
hCf da -ief as tIeu. J. A.. ilo1 ot AAterloo
She bli=fs ststed her cast 81 ioNs.
= began TAI ia a. Deut tfom 1H billings
aboui iea week aeo 81 lls llolle al ~ Naierio3
nac hcen coEfned 10 taf ts.d inT eleven months
ia iie&I q helpless cnnallou a. o1e cA1 fossi-
hly hs 81. Iht lssi sekSn mo.tns Nss uoi shie
60 move r Cff lnlaE ! aiC 81 drank Tlseed
in sly msuIh By mg mother ny trs.lhls VA
Paiaiyals tausSa - sllDAi trouble sm nos
Vulit Sflssl- cau W0lk anywhere don hcf1 o.
lle ooul hard slsy- sac AZ tny bef1 visiting
frlSaCs sna IA isCe ae iee finl>tlng tresitnenis
NecoT1lus o. The GGNice 81 Ar D.iiiuxe. ehon
fe4alt ore A. ho sas ed l4e 81 4lr apo a. 1csitE
Nhen al iiose from oihef trcalmcnl hal
gOue NeaeFc anHiolls g. hafe Df llnhugS ~
" cure me. becstsse Ne knes az many in Astef-
loa whom he hs1 cured two ye4rs eeo of sach
di,eases a. ceuic noi b. clreg - ether ply.
siCiGns
These Guns are truly v0rdeffg They are
mocern miracles noifiug les AID tie pbysiclan
who proves himself auf - !erisrEn tbetA II
never atk o. patients. 10 matter hal may be
said ~ i4a .uylcus and pleinoioed.
Such Trafhs a. These Are boslL Consider
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
The Many Men and Women
i'm Grand Rapids who are
Sick and Suffering, 1 Send
Greeting.
To Every Word That Appears In This
Column ! hsspecttuily Call
Your Attention.

Shall Write the Truth and Submit
Honest Testimony, and ! Will not
Only Forfeit nv Every Hope and
Claim 10 Public Respect, Conhoence
and Patronage II What is Herein
Contained is not Absolute Truth.
But
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO be applied 10 srY public charity. IL
II can be shown that any reference
or testimony offered is not
wholly ano perfectly true
In every particular.
And Further 2iil Onsr
hk0TkER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

II At coa be sL0trH that any name at
facled 10 any testimony or as a ref
ertnce rs not that Of an honest, rep
utdbIe, iceiI-kRoscn and respected res
81 ideat Of the community in schfch Il is
claimed that he or she) residcs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

Asfrl romers tNse i1si settled that
its-e {. rerissI'e estar o5 Befalshsm.
p. - a - erfrfi8r lnaiIrary 8iscovsred BY
80, ersuK n I572 ari = nCv seen as
er .sr- pear Csph n Csssionsa
4asra a ~ ssult taas ihis s - -
ufseh cree sscre ovsr the bunoia dwell
NJ = lhs Re.iesuser a n<n<zs&
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
Eead the Following Ex

Read the Following Extract
From interviews IN the Marsballtown Iowa
Tins Rcpablicun.
The second place visited was the home 1four
well-known townsmsn J. Z. 0arllck on North
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

I rant % say right here that beliere I can
cure neariy e,ery case Of asthma h0'gsrer bad
or long Standing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
Boney to Loan.


DOOM AND POwER TO RENT-.CORNER
II Campsn and L0gis-sts bennett a. OsDBrn.
est
TOR RENT-EE Will, FIT Up, FURSJsBING
reliA5se wstsf and steam power. for say
satisfactory applicant The iron veneeH huildl8g
oa Erie-st. sieY occupied by iefeits H0ler
shop. Dimensions sre about ffx74 hRs hizb
ceiling and lRht % tnrce sides Appsy 10 Bisssl
CarYef sweeper Ca. q Nili-st. Cifv 2f9t
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

From the Topeka ko1ls.) Commonwealth.
DR. billings is certainly prodigy, his wonder
ful work here has stirred up more talk among the
doctors aud the sick than that Of any other man
who ever came 10 Topeka His cures sutben-
ticaied beyond doubt. When such names as ex-
Mayor 0rIn T. Welsh Rev. Dr. Thompson Col
5. w. StoEe John Wand, the druggist A ID
Thatcher aud scores of other well known. re
puteble citizens are signed 10 testimonials and
statements OF cures the time for doubling ceases.
Write 10 any Of the above IenOps. they are
among the most prominent citizens that Topeka
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

/ DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPON the
people of this CITY that ] am here as an
honorable man. ! want the sick 10 feel
and know that | have been successful in
the past to remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for The future is that !
may be equally as successful. Do not dis
pute the claims / make and the claims
made for me by thousands OF former
patients who are glad because j proved
such claims TO be good and true.
Accept as true the truthful statements os
the many who have suffered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

ITANTED IMMEDIATELY = ,o0l, AGxNTS
w male OF female. % sell our furniture polish
I'm the United states. l,50o,0oe hotties sold By
agents dnring lss6; 50 eesily msde per week.
Manufacturing Co Lock box 50, Newsygo, Mich.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14
Business Personals
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NAN WITH 500 I'd INVIs1 n GYDOD PAY.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

VVANrED A SITUATION TO DELIVER
w goofs ~ man wi h horse aud wagon. Ad-
dress lll 20 I'm Division Il. ole
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

Remember that the Men and Wo-
men whose testimony ! Offer are just
as honest as though they lived in
Grand Rapids ana you mad known
them for a life time. a two-cent
stamp and few lines Of inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

UOUSE TO RENT - ONE HALF DOUBLE
III house III good repair. and some eight blocks
OF Tower clock. Has six rooms, water in house,
cellar 4 woodhousc ,ec. Enquire, II. c. Man n,
corner Clinton * Hastings. $40
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

H0enfs--W0Hfed.

IVANTED-AGEEIS, MALE OR FEMALE, TO
W sell an excellent household article. Apply
At No Pearlst., up stsirs at p. u. 36tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-14

Tor RENT-7O3 WEALTHY AVE-, ROOMS
+ S.. 80; large br.ck & barn $1,000, nice
room house IN no ta eId. 5000; lower part Of
large house n James ST.. Sl2Op good size room
house on Jefferson ave. norsh OF 5th 5000. Luton
x Dunton, AgtS. Tel. IA
COR RENT - HOUSE FOR RENT AT s7,oo.A
II month. L. s. PIovin, ko0m ., Lovett Block.